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The document provides an overview of the Olympics, detailing its history, types, key sports, symbols, and the role of the International Olympic Committee (IOC). It highlights the evolution of the Games since their inception in Ancient Greece, the selection process for host cities, and the Olympic spirit of unity and excellence. The document emphasizes the ongoing evolution of the Olympics in response to new technologies and values while maintaining its foundational principles.

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The Olympics: A Global

Celebration of Sports
Subtitle: History, Events, and Impact
Your Name: Sarthak,Jai
Date: 20/01/2025
1. Introduction to the Olympics
1. What are the Olympics?
• A global multi-sport event held every four years, showcasing
athletes from around the world.
2. Types of Olympics:
• Summer Olympics
• Winter Olympics
3.Origin:
• Began in Ancient Greece in 776 BCE. Modern Olympics revived in
1896.
2. History of the Modern Olympics
1.Founder:
• Pierre de Coubertin, inspired by the ancient Greek tradition.
2.First Modern Olympics:
• Held in Athens, Greece, in 1896.
3.Evolution:
• Expanded to include various sports.
• Winter Olympics introduced in 1924.
• Women’s events added gradually (first in 1900).
3. Key Olympic Sports
1.Summer Olympics:
• Track & Field
• Swimming
• Gymnastics
• Basketball
• Football (Soccer)
• Tennis
2.Winter Olympics:
• Skiing
• Snowboarding
• Ice Hockey
• Figure Skating
• Bobsleigh
4. The Olympic Symbol and Motto
1.The Olympic Rings:
• Five interlocked rings represent the unity of the five inhabited
continents: Africa, the Americas, Asia, Europe, and Oceania.
2.The Olympic Motto:
• "Citius, Altius, Fortius" – Faster, Higher, Stronger.
3.The Olympic Flame:
• Symbolizes the continuity of the Games.
5. The Role of the IOC (International
Olympic Committee)
1.Function:
• Governs the Olympic Games and ensures they are held in accordance
with the Olympic Charter.
2.Responsibilities:
• Selecting host cities.
• Overseeing the inclusion of new sports.
• Upholding the Olympic values of fair play, equality, and non-
discrimination.
3.The IOC Headquarters:
• Located in Lausanne, Switzerland.
6. The Olympic Selection Process
1.Bid Process:
• Cities around the world submit bids to host the Games, which are
evaluated based on infrastructure, economy, and legacy potential.
2.Host City Selection:
• A vote by IOC members determines the host city, typically 7 years
before the Games.
3.Challenges for Host Cities:
• Managing costs, preparing infrastructure, and ensuring the Games
run smoothly.
7. Conclusion
1.The Olympic Spirit:
• The Olympics are more than just a competition; they represent the
pursuit of excellence, fairness, and unity across cultures.
2.Future of the Olympics:
• The Games continue to evolve, embracing new technologies,
sports, and values while staying true to their roots of promoting
peace and cooperation.

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